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Key greenhouse and ozone depleting gases

These graphs show changing atmospheric concentrations of key ozone depleting gases, greenhouse gases and related species, as measured at the Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station in north-western Tasmania. The Cape Grim program, to monitor and study global atmospheric composition, is a joint responsibility of the Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO. To view a large version of the graph, click on the thumbnail.

Cape Grim	Carbon dioxide	Methane
Nitrous oxide	Hydrogen	Carbon monoxide
CFC-11	CFC-12	CFC-113
Methyl chloroform	Carbon tetrachloride	Carbon 13 of CO2

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